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Why Inbound Marketing Will Own 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC]
Posted on 27. Mar, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
In business, it’s all about the bottom line. In politics, it’s the economy, stupid. Right? Sure, I’m oversimplifying a few things here… but that doesn’t mean the statements aren’t true. What’s more, the bottom line and the stupid economy the top two reasons that 2012 is the year of inbound marketing. Let me explain. A [...]
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Did Pinterest Hurt Itself With The Redesign? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Posted on 20. Mar, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
I was a little skeptical when I heard that Pinterest was going to unveil an entirely new look during SXSW. People do a lot of stupid crap just to get a little SXSW juice. It’s not that Pinterest’s design left no room for improvement, but come on… if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. I’m [...]
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The Referral Traffic Sea Change [CHART]
Posted on 13. Mar, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
The vast majority of all traffic is organic, and that’s not likely to change anytime soon… When it comes to referral traffic, however, that’s where you look for the patterns and trends that are changing the landscape. We’re seeing one right now — just look at the graphic below. A few weeks ago, I wrote [...]
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One Channel Rarely Kills Another [INFOGRAPHIC]
Posted on 06. Mar, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
Whether we realize it or not, the one, single trend that ALL marketers are obsessing over is how quickly and effectively we can “change” human behavior. No matter how hard Facebook tries, no matter how much of a genius Zuckerberg is, they can’t magically retrain users see Facebook as a shopping channel. That’s why they’re [...]
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The Android Marches On
Posted on 31. Jan, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
Google has been the biggest kid on the block for years, but something has the 800lb gorilla spooked… Apple’s ecosystem clearly came out on top after the holiday season… even though 6 million+ Android-powered Kindle Fires were sold. If I had to guess, I’d say that’s why Google is pulling all the stops — doing [...]


